Altruism, pro-social behavior, and aggression

Question 1

Types of prosocial behavior

Answer 1

Cooperation
Helping forms
- expecting reciprocity
- in the absence of reward or personal benefit
- ALTRUISM potential harm or injury to the helping organism.

Question 2

Hinde

Answer 2

can animals be altruistic

Question 3

Trivers

Answer 3

kin selection theory

Question 4

Decision-making perspective

Answer 4

1. Perceiving a need,
2. Perception of responsibility
3. Weighing costs and benefits,
4. Deciding how to help,

Question 5

Attribution perspective

Answer 5

•Is the need legitimate?

- Cause perceived as controllable or uncontrollable

Question 6

Negative-state relief model

Answer 6

We help others in order to relieve the stress we feel when encountering a bad situation.

Question 7

Batson

Answer 7

suggests that people experience two kinds of emotion when they see suffering. you will help anyway if feeling empathy

Question 8

Traditionaldefinitionof aggression

Answer 8

behavior against another person with the intention of committing harm

Question 9

Aggression as a drive

Answer 9

–frustration-aggression hypothesis

–biologicalbasis